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As School Safety Week wraps up, we’re giving a special thank-you to our bus drivers and partners at Petermann Transportation for helping keep our students safe!

We stopped by with some sweet treats as a small token of our appreciation for the care and dedication they bring to every route. Thank you for helping our Eagles get to school and back home safely each day!
about 6 hours ago, Milford Schools
A graphic with the words "School Bus Safety Week!" and THank you for keeping our students safe with a photo of bus drivers in bright neon reflective gear. next to snacks

Preparing students for their futures starts with listening to the people who may one day hire them!

Today, our Business Advisory Council brought together local business and organization leaders to share what they look for in new hires. Their feedback helps us understand the skills, work habits and experiences our students need to succeed beyond graduation.

A special thank you to the following for joining us this morning:

• Bonita Martin, Meridian Bioscience
• Rob Clawson, Bureau Veritas
• Angel Kilburn, Tractor Supply
• Ron Swogger, Milford-Miami Twp Chamber of Commerce
• Bob Pautke, Connect Clermont
• Dan Hamilton, 19 North Interiors
• Steve Kelly, Miami Township
• Eric Plummer, OhioMeansJobs

Interested in joining our sessions? Click the link here to sign up for our next breakfast in January and share your voice!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6llU5ixT7cehwkBwJOPa6IKF9OIKkb8KL-FbItsnYVSZBvw/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=114844603710919536628

about 21 hours ago, Milford Schools
Business Advisory Council members sit around tables, sharing ideas and taking notes during a small-group discussion.
Council members write responses on sticky notes while a facilitator stands near large sheets of paper at the front of the room.
Eleven Business Advisory Council meeting participants pose together in front of red Milford lettering and Eagle logos.
Council members seated around tables record feedback on pink and yellow sticky notes, with Milford logos displayed behind them.
Business Advisory Council members write on sticky notes during a feedback activity while two facilitators stand nearby holding papers.
Do you have a library card? Our friends at Mulberry do!

Yesterday, our kindergarteners took a trip to visit their neighbors at the Clermont County Public Library! Students enjoyed stories read by the friendly library staff, learned how to use the library and checked out books using their library cards.

Thank you to the library team for welcoming our Eagles and helping them discover their next great read!
1 day ago, Milford Schools
Mulberry kindergarten students smile and raise both hands overhead during a group library activity.
A student browses library shelves while holding a book and carrying a pink jacket.
A library staff member smiles behind the checkout counter, decorated with Pokémon characters and Halloween garland.
A student smiles and displays a “3 for Me” library card while holding books at the checkout counter.
A Mulberry kindergarten student holds up “Penelope Rex vs. the New Kid” during a library visit.
Students smile and clap while looking toward an adult holding a picture book.
A smiling student holds up “I’m Smart!” featuring an illustrated school bus on the cover.
A student holds up a book titled “River” while standing in front of shelves of children’s books.
A library staff member holds an open picture book toward kindergarten students seated on the floor.
Mulberry kindergarten students sit cross-legged on the library floor, looking toward a presenter outside the frame.
Let us honor you!

Milford Schools invites veterans and active service members to join us for our annual Veterans Day celebrations!

Milford High School will host its panel on Tuesday, November 10, giving guests the opportunity to also visit Milford Middle School on Wednesday and our elementary schools on Thursday. Details about those events will be shared soon.

High school panelists will answer student questions and share their experiences. Choose from seven one-hour sessions and participate in as many or as few as your schedule allows.

Morning refreshments and a sit-down lunch from 11:30 a.m. to noon will be provided.

Please sign up by October 27:
2 days ago, Milford Schools
Patriotic graphic in navy, red and cream featuring a photo of a panel seated onstage. Text reads: “Calling All Veterans! Milford High School Veterans Day. Let us honor you! Share your experiences with Milford High School students. November 10. One-hour speaking slots available, 7:50 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.”
Every Fall Break, we take a moment to recognize our incredible custodial and grounds staff for everything they do to keep Milford Schools looking its best!

With students out of the buildings, it's the perfect opportunity to treat these hardworking team members to a well-deserved lunch and thank them for the countless hours they put in behind the scenes. And for once, they get to enjoy a meal without students making any additional messes to clean up!

Thank you to our amazing custodial and grounds teams for all you do to keep our schools clean, safe and welcoming for our students and staff. We appreciate you!
3 days ago, Milford Schools
Two Milford Schools custodial staff members sit together at a table enjoying an appreciation luncheon. One wears an orange shirt and matching bandana, while the other wears a blue shirt and baseball cap. Plates of food sit in front of them.
Milford Schools custodial staff members pose together for a group photo during their appreciation luncheon. The group stands in front of a whiteboard beneath a large projection screen.
Milford Schools custodial staff members enjoy lunch and conversation around tables with red chairs. A staff member wearing a gray Milford Eagles shirt smiles while eating, with Milford signage visible on the wall.
A smiling Milford Schools custodial staff member wearing a gray Milford shirt and staff ID badge sits at a table with a plate of food during an appreciation luncheon.
Milford Schools custodial staff members gather around tables during an appreciation luncheon. Several staff members talk while enjoying their meals, with red Milford logos displayed on the wall behind them.
Four Milford Schools staff members sit around a table eating lunch and talking. Red chairs, plates of food and a whiteboard are visible in the meeting room.
A Milford Schools custodial staff member with a gray beard, camouflage baseball cap and black Milford shirt sits at a table with a plate of food and a green soda can during an appreciation luncheon.
The HealthSource Mobile Vision team will visit Milford Schools November 2–10 to provide comprehensive eye exams for students of all ages.

Services will be available at all Milford school buildings, and most insurance plans are accepted. Eligible students in kindergarten through third grade can receive free glasses through HealthSource’s partnership with OhioSEE.

After submitting the initial form, families will receive an email by the next business day with a link to complete the consent and health history form. Both forms are required for students to receive services.If your child is due for an eye exam, begin the enrollment process here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPYC_aIAGL_GaYp73ux69sVNeey8kHd-ABjD0YljbO_qS2vA/viewform
3 days ago, Milford Schools
A smiling HealthSource staff member helps a child select eyeglass frames from a tray, with a tabletop mirror nearby. The HealthSource logo appears in the upper left, and Milford’s red “M” and Eagle logo appears in the upper right. A green banner reads, “Your SOURCE for Mobile Vision.”
Mr. States’ computer science class is taking their learning off the screens and into their hands!

Students built LEGO models and wrote detailed, step-by-step instructions for classmates to replicate their creations. The challenge showed how coding relies on clear, precise instructions to turn an idea into a working program!
3 days ago, Milford Schools
A student smiles while holding small building pieces as classmates gather around the table during a classroom activity.
Two students look at a tall, colorful brick model on their table. One gestures beside the model, with worksheets spread nearby.
Three students work together at a table. One writes notes while another holds a small brick model for the group to examine. AP
A student assembles small pastel bricks while a classmate watches. A colored drawing of a brick structure lies on the table nearby.
Three students sit around a classroom table with a small pastel brick model, worksheets and markers in front of them.
A student in a striped sweater connects pastel bricks at a classroom desk, with loose pieces spread across the tabletop.
Two students examine a brick structure as one carefully adds pieces to it. Handwritten notes and extra bricks sit beside them.
Three students sit at grouped desks as the center student assembles small bricks. A teacher stands behind them while other groups work nearby.
A student smiles while holding a small model made from colorful interlocking bricks, with markers and papers on the classroom desk.
ICYMI: Milford High School students took over our elementary buildings earlier this month as part of their Homecoming Takeover!

Our high school Eagles visited our elementary schools to give our youngest Eagles the FULL Wings Up Pep Rally experience! From performances by our marching band, cheerleaders and dance team to our famous Flock chants, these students brought all the energy and excitement of Milford High School right to our elementary buildings!

A special thank you to our MHS students for showing our youngest Eagles what Milford school spirit is all about!
4 days ago, Milford Schools
A Milford High School student in a black T-shirt and shorts leans forward with his arms extended during a school spirit activity. Cheerleaders and other students gather behind him in the gym.
: A young Milford cheerleader in a red, white and black uniform smiles toward the camera while sitting among students during a school spirit event.
An elementary student wearing a red, black and white Milford shirt makes a silly face with his tongue out and both hands raised above his head while sitting among other students.
Milford High School marching band members wearing red shirts play brass instruments inside the gymnasium, with percussionists visible behind them.
Milford High School football players and students cheer together in the gym. A student wearing a black Milford football jersey with the number 22 stands in the foreground with his arms extended.
A Milford staff member wearing a red Milford sweatshirt and red sunglasses smiles and claps during a school spirit event.
An elementary student wearing a red Eagles Cheer T-shirt and matching cheer skirt walks through a crowd of students and staff, with cheerleaders holding pom-poms along the sides.
An elementary student wearing a red Eagles Cheer T-shirt and matching cheer skirt walks through a crowd of students and staff, with cheerleaders holding pom-poms along the sides.
An elementary student dressed in red covers her mouth with both hands while walking through a crowd of students and cheerleaders holding red and white pom-poms.
A Milford High School student with long blonde hair holds a microphone and speaks with elementary students during a school spirit event in the gymnasium. Several students wearing red and black raise their hands to participate.
Get busy watchin’ this production or get busy… well, you get it.

Grab your tickets for Milford High School Drama’s production of “Shawshank Redemption” at Zamudio Theatre!

Performances run October 23, 24 and 28–30. This play is rated PG-13 for strong language and prison violence.

Buy your tickets today: https://cur8.com/19491/project/141716
4 days ago, Milford Schools
Poster for “Shawshank Redemption” at Zamudio Theatre, featuring a black tree silhouette and a large rock hammer against a tan and muted red background. Tagline: “Get busy livin’ or get busy dyin’.” Performances October 23 at 7:30 p.m.; October 24 at 2:00 and 7:30 p.m.; and October 28, 29 and 30 at 7:30 p.m. A QR code provides access to tickets.
See Milford High School Band’s award-winning show before the Eagles head to Indianapolis!

Join us at Eagle Stadium on November 2 at 6:30 p.m. for a FREE performance of “Icarus,” open to all community members.

Come cheer on our talented musicians before they compete at Grand Nationals at Lucas Oil Stadium on November 13!
4 days ago, Milford Schools
Navy blue and gold graphic promoting Milford High School Band’s community show on Monday, November 2, at 6:30 p.m. at Eagle Stadium. A gold sun appears above the event details, with a white feather below.
After speaking with our Milford High School students on Tuesday, November 10, swing by Milford Middle School on Thursday, November 12, and let us thank you for your service!

We're welcoming veterans for breakfast and conversations with our students. Whether you attend both events or just join us at MMS, we would love to honor you!

Sign up here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScHdTcQKYgsq_-a3oP5g8PistBkXROJVesrnf8pJiaN59aDAA/viewform?pli=1
6 days ago, Milford Schools
Veterans Day invitation featuring an American flag, a saluting service member silhouette and a photo of Milford Middle School. Text reads: “Let us honor you! Veterans Day. Milford Middle School. Thursday, November 12, 7:15–9:00 a.m. Breakfast and student conversations. Veterans are invited. Sign up using the link in our post.

A little practice today can open doors tomorrow!

Yesterday, our FFA students shared their resumes and practiced job interviews with local business and community partners during our Career Connections Lab. Students received helpful feedback while building real-life skills they can carry into their future careers.

The learning continues next week as our FFA officer team heads to the National FFA Convention!

Thank you to these partners for giving back to our students through their time and expertise:

• Lisa Williams, The Ernst Team, Coldwell Banker Realty
• Shelly West, Eastside Business Alliance
• Dan Hamilton, 19 North Interiors
• Aaron Wade, OhioMeansJobs
• Andrea Brady, Magnify Education
• Missy Borger, retired Milford elementary principal
• Ryan Woodruff, Milford Community Fire Department
• Megan Buldain, Furever Friends Rescue and Wellness
• Misty Goetz, Milford Schools Curriculum Director

Thank you for helping our Eagles prepare for what comes next!

7 days ago, Milford Schools
A student holding papers and a folder shakes hands with an adult interviewer during an FFA career preparation activity at Milford High School.
An adult interviewer in an orange blouse smiles while greeting a student wearing a gray hoodie across a table.
An interviewer wearing an OhioMeansJobs shirt listens to a student across a table, holding a pen over interview paperwork.
An adult interviewer in a black blazer holds paperwork while speaking with a student in a gray shirt and pink shorts at an FFA Career Connections Lab station.
A student in a blue shirt sits with hands clasped while speaking with an interviewer whose Milford shirt reads, “Once an Eagle, Always an Eagle.”
An adult interviewer gestures while speaking with a student in a black sweater at a table during the FFA Career Connections Lab.
A student holding papers and a folder shakes hands with an adult interviewer during an FFA career preparation activity at Milford High School.
Group of all the FFA students and local business partners holding FFA signs
Have you ever wondered how cross-country courses are maintained? At Live Oaks, students help lead the way!

For four years, Milford’s cross-country coaches have worked with Live Oaks instructors to identify improvements needed along the team’s 3.1-mile course on the Live Oaks campus. Heavy Equipment students have put their skills to work grading and leveling the course, improving drainage and creating new pathways.

This year, Natural Resource Management students joined the effort, repairing uneven terrain, clearing overgrowth and removing storm-damaged trees.

Thank you to the Live Oaks students and instructors for their hard work and partnership! We’re excited to see our Eagles hit the course tomorrow for the ECC Cross Country Championship!
7 days ago, Milford Schools
A student operates a compact loader with a grapple attachment to move cut tree limbs beside the wooded cross-country course as another student looks on.
A student operates a yellow compact track loader to level a muddy section of the cross-country course, surrounded by trees.
Two students wearing protective helmets, face shields and orange safety chaps use powered cutting tools to trim overgrowth along a grassy section of the cross-country course.
Fall Break is here! Our students will be taking a well-deserved break to relax, recharge and enjoy some fall fun. We look forward to seeing all our students and staff back in the buildings on Wednesday, Oct 21!


Have a wonderful Fall Break, Eagles!
7 days ago, Milford Schools
Post saying fall break October 16-20 with orange brown background and leaves
Did you hear a loud crunch yesterday? No need to fear! It was just our Pattison Elementary students biting into their favorite apples!

Students joined in the Great Apple Crunch, celebrating healthy eating and Ohio agriculture one bite at a time!

Thank you to our incredible School Nutrition team for taking the initiative and making this crunchy celebration possible!
8 days ago, Milford Schools
Two students enjoy red apples at a cafeteria table, with one taking a bite and the other smiling.
A smiling School Nutrition team member holds a basket of red and green apples behind a display decorated with pumpkins, fall leaves and signs identifying apple varieties.
A School Nutrition team member wearing gloves and a floral visor holds a bowl of green and red apples beside a student.
Two Pattison Elementary students smile at the camera while holding red apples during the Great Apple Crunch in the cafeteria.
Three students smile and hold up red and green apples while seated together at a cafeteria table.
Two students lean together and smile at the camera. One holds up a red apple while the other makes a peace sign.
A School Nutrition team member wearing an apple-patterned apron carries a wooden bowl of apples and talks with a student in the cafeteria.
Three students smile and hold up red and green apples while seated together at a cafeteria table.
Hear ye, hear ye! Milford royalty has arrived!

In case you missed it, last week's Milford High School Homecoming festivities included the recognition of our 2026 Homecoming Court!

A special congratulations to Lucas Ford and Natalie Edwards, who were crowned our 2026 Senior Class Royalty!

Congratulations to all of our Homecoming Court representatives for making this year's celebration a royal success!
8 days ago, Milford Schools
Two students wearing crowns and Homecoming Court sashes pose together. One holds a scepter, and the other holds a bouquet of red roses.
Two Homecoming Court members pose arm in arm. One wears a black outfit with a red bow tie, while the other wears a red dress and tiara.
Two students pose together, one wearing a white shirt and tie and the other wearing a light green dress and tiara.
Two students pose in front of the marching band. One wears a navy shirt and shorts, while the other wears a Milford cheerleading uniform and tiara.
Two students wearing orange crowns and formal suits, one white and one black pinstriped, pose together while holding decorative scepters.
Milford Schools Community,

This morning, a CENTEGIX safety alert badge was accidentally activated at Milford High School, prompting an active threat alert to the Miami Township Police Department.

Officers responded promptly and are currently on the scene. There is no active threat to Milford High School, and students and staff are safe.

Additional officers may arrive at the high school this morning, which could cause minor delays during arrival.

We appreciate the swift response and preparedness of the Miami Township Police Department and thank our families for their understanding.
8 days ago, Milford Schools
False Alarm
Meadowview students were fired up about some special visitors yesterday!

Our friends from Miami Township Fire stopped by to teach students some important lessons about fire safety!

Students learned that firefighters are there to help, even when their protective gear might look a little scary! They also talked about the importance of getting outside and staying outside if there's a fire, along with other ways to stay safe in an emergency.

A big thank you to Miami Township Fire for spending time with our Eagles and helping them learn how to stay safe!
9 days ago, Milford Schools
A firefighter in full protective gear stands beside another fire department representative speaking to students in a classroom. A student raises their hand to ask a question.
An elementary student smiles while sitting at her desk during a classroom visit from local firefighters.
Two fire department representatives speak to elementary students in a classroom, with a student recognition bulletin board and classroom decorations behind them.
A fire department representative smiles and gestures with both hands while speaking to elementary students in front of a classroom whiteboard.
Elementary students listen to a classroom presentation, with one student raising both arms above his head.
A firefighter wearing full protective gear and a fire department representative speak to a classroom of elementary students about firefighting and safety.
A fully suited firefighter in a classroom
Is your child due for an eye exam? The HealthSource Mobile Vision team is coming to Milford Exempted Village Schools November 2–10!

Comprehensive eye exams are available for students of all ages, and eligible students in kindergarten through third grade can receive FREE glasses through HealthSource’s partnership with OhioSEE.

After submitting the initial form, watch for an email by the next business day to complete the consent and health history form. Both forms are required for your child to receive services.

Give your child the gift of better vision and help them see their best in the classroom and beyond!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScPYC_aIAGL_GaYp73ux69sVNeey8kHd-ABjD0YljbO_qS2vA/viewform
9 days ago, Milford Schools
A smiling HealthSource staff member helps a child select eyeglass frames from a tray, with a tabletop mirror nearby. The HealthSource logo appears in the upper left, and Milford’s red “M” and Eagle logo appears in the upper right. A green banner reads, “Your SOURCE for Mobile Vision.”
Costumes, dancing and family fun! Elementary students and their families are invited to the annual Father-Daughter Dance, hosted by the Milford–Great Oaks Career Teaching Professions Academy, on October 24 from 5–8 p.m. at Milford Middle School.

All families are welcome! Tickets are $30 per family and must be purchased in advance at www.milfordtpa.com. No tickets will be sold at the door. Additional family dance opportunities are also being discussed. Stay tuned for updates!
9 days ago, Milford Schools
Halloween-themed flyer with cartoon ghosts, spiders and webs advertising the annual Teaching Professions Academy Father-Daughter Costume Dance. The dance is October 24 from 5–8 p.m. at Milford Middle School. Enter through the athletic entrance and wear your best costume. Tickets are $30 per family and include admission for one parent and all children, dancing, face painting, and a glow necklace and craft for each child. A photo booth, concessions and additional items will be available for purchase. Purchase tickets at www.milfordtpa.com; no tickets will be sold at the door. All families are welcome, including stepfathers, mothers, uncles, grandfathers and other family members. Hosted by Teaching Professions Academy students.